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Hiker Dies From Cardiac Arrest at Ouzel Falls Trailhead Near Big Sky

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Hiker Dies From Cardiac Arrest at Ouzel Falls Trailhead Near Big Sky

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BIG SKY, Mont. – A hiker from Kentucky died after experiencing cardiac arrest at Ouzel Falls Trailhead near Big Sky.See the Story

Residents challenge Montana septic system law in new lawsuit

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Residents challenge Montana septic system law in new lawsuit

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BIG SKY, Mont. – A new lawsuit has been filed against the Montana Department of Environmental Quality challenging a state law on pollution control.See the Story

‘Huge difference already’: Morningstar accepting infants at three months old

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‘Huge difference already’: Morningstar accepting infants at three months old

After first year caring for children as young as three months, Morningstar reflects how staffing, addressing community needs contributes to success By Jen Clancey STAFF WRITER Ideally, expecting parents in […] The post ‘Huge difference already’: Morningstar accepting infants at three months old first appeared on Explore Big Sky.Read Article

Center for Large Landscape Conservation founder and CEO Gary Tabor to retire

EBS STAFF Gary Tabor, regional conservation figurehead and founder and CEO of the Center for Large Landscape Conservation, announced his retirement in a July 1 press release. Since founding CLLC in 2007, Tabor has helped craft national legislation on wildlife corridors and crossings, co-authored the first-ever international guidelines on ecological connectivity and created tools forBig Sky · Big Sky See the Story

Bozeman increases patrols, encourages safety during holiday weekend

EBS STAFF As Montanans prepare to ﬁre up the grill, and watch ﬁreworks and parades to celebrate the Fourth of July this weekend, the Bozeman Police Department and local law enforcement agencies are encouraging residents and visitors to prioritize safety by planning sober rides before the celebrations begin. Fourth of July is right in theBig Sky · Big Sky Read Article

Dispatches from the Wild: Elk feedgrounds

Stopping the spread of CWD By Benjamin Alva Polley EBS COLUMNIST Elk feedgrounds resemble crowded bars where animals are packed closely together. In these tight spaces, they engage in behaviors similar to humans, such as sniffing each other and getting in each other's faces to communicate over the noise. This close contact allows for theBig Sky · Big Sky Read Article

Gallatin Whitewater Fest celebrates community, competition and crowns river royalty

By Carli Johnson SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR On Saturday, June 28, fleets of rainbow-colored kayaks could be seen descending the Gallatin River as they took part in the Gallatin Whitewater Festival. The annual event, hosted by the Wave Train Kayak Team, brought in whitewater kayakers, rafters and spectators for three separate events throughout the day. TheBig Sky · Big Sky Read Article

Music in the Mountains opens with New Orleans soul

By Carli Johnson SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR On Thursday, June 26, Len Hill Park came alive with music, people and vendors for an electric start to the Arts Council of Big Sky’s Music in the Mountains annual concert series. New Orleans based artist John ‘Papas’ Gros headlined the evening, bringing a blend of funk and jazzBig Sky · Big Sky Read Article

Uncle Dan’s Cookies moves forward with new owner, same sweet legacy

By Finley Timon EDITORIAL INTERN Uncle Dan’s Cookies has been part of Big Sky tradition for nearly 40 years. In early 2024, the business entered a new chapter when Shannon Hubbard acquired the business and officially took over from founder “Uncle” Dan Wade. The bakery began in 1985, when Uncle Dan started selling homemade cookiesBig Sky · Big Sky Read Article

Gallatin History Museum launches campaign to revamp signage

EBS STAFF Since the Gallatin Historical Society moved into the decommissioned Gallatin County Jail in 1982, the small brick building along East Main Avenue in Downtown Bozeman has kept safe a catalogue of the valley’s history in the form of old newspapers, documents and historical records. To celebrate Bozeman’s history and those who dedicate theirBig Sky · Big Sky Read Article

West Yellowstone water and sewer facility getting 60K-square-foot upgrade

By Jen Clancey STAFF WRITER On the north end of West Yellowstone, crews are constructing a 60,000 foot facility for wastewater treatment, one that can accommodate up to 1.52 million gallons of water a day, more than doubling the current plant’s maximum peak flow. The facility is expected to be completed in fall 2026 andBig Sky · Big Sky Read Article

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